Our Journeys

East Lothian is Scotland’s “Golf Coast,” a remarkable stretch of linksland where historic fairways meet sweeping views across the Firth of Forth.

 

This journey brings together the championship pedigree of Muirfield and The Renaissance Club with the timeless character of North Berwick and Dunbar, alongside the three superb layouts at Gullane (No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3).

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Add to that the exclusivity of Archerfield, the classic challenge of Luffness, the charm of Kilspindie, and the historic Musselburgh Old Course, and you have an itinerary that blends tradition, variety, and world-class golf.

Ayrshire & The West Coast Links is Scotland’s championship coastline, where towering dunes and ocean winds shape some of the game’s greatest tests. This journey includes Prestwick, the birthplace of The Open, alongside Royal Troon, Turnberry, Dundonald Links, Glasgow Gailes, and Western Gailes.

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Blending rich Open history with modern championship layouts, this stretch of Scotland delivers a powerful mix of tradition, challenge, and dramatic seaside golf — all within one unforgettable trip.

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The Highlands & North Coast Links Journey is golf at its most raw and authentic, where remote fairways meet vast skies and untamed coastline.

 

At its heart lies Royal Dornoch, one of the world’s most revered links, complemented by the timeless charm of Brora and Tain.​ Further along the Moray Firth, Nairn and Nairn Dunbar provide championship pedigree and classic Highland links character, while Castle Stuart (Cabot Highlands) adds a modern masterpiece to the mix. This journey blends purity, scenery, and tradition, offering a true escape into Scotland’s most breathtaking golfing landscape.

St Andrews & The Kingdom of Fife is the spiritual home of golf and a true bucket-list journey for any golfer.

 

Centered around the Home of Golf, you can play the iconic Old Course alongside the New Course, Castle Course, Jubilee Course, and Eden Course, before exploring Fife’s wider treasures: Kingsbarns, Dumbarnie, Crail Balcomie, Carnoustie, and Craighead Links.

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Blending the game’s deepest traditions with outstanding modern links, this compact corner of Scotland offers one of the greatest concentrations of world-class golf.

The North East Scotland Links showcase dramatic dunes, bold design, and some of the country’s most exhilarating seaside golf.

 

This journey features the historic brilliance of Royal Aberdeen alongside the modern spectacle of Trump International’s Old Course and New Course.​ 

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Add the unforgettable natural contours of Cruden Bay and the classic championship test of Murcar Links, and you have a coastline defined by towering sandhills, firm-running fairways, and true links character — a thrilling and distinctive Scottish golf experience.